MS460WOODCHUCK
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Maybe I'm just missing something here...but if you're going to let the saw idle for more than 15 seconds...just turn it off..
Makes perfect sense but this also results in alot of extra wear on the starting components over a long period of time 20-30 times a day. I get alot of my firewood at the local compost and they are alot of big pcs that are not very long and require alot of noodling so that I can manage the pcs onto the splitter which is alot of setting the saw down and moving the pcs around. Not to mention the fact that a new 885.00 plus tax saw should sit and idle all day ya know being new and all.